CCEDC Hosts 14th Annual Golf Classic for Region’s Top Business Leaders

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Members of Title sponsor Meridian Bank's team with CCEDC's MaryFrances McGarrity (2nd from left) and Gary Smith (far right).

The region’s top business leaders competed on the golf course on Monday, September 18, 2017 at the CCEDC Golf Classic hosted by the Chester County Economic Development Council (CCEDC).

Now in its 14th year, the golf classic was held at Waynesborough Country Club, where 120 golfers from top local businesses participated, including title sponsor Meridian Bank, All 4 Inc., BB&T, Beneficial Bank, CCRES, Gawthrop Greenwood, J Loew & Associates, M&T Bank and Saul Ewing, Arnstein & Lehr.

Here are the photos of the winners of the day’s various contests:

Jim Bruce of CCRES who won Closest to the Pin – Male with Mike Grigalonis of CCEDC.

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Tim Jefferis of WSFS who won Longest Drive – Male with Mike Grigalonis of CCEDC

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Jessica Annas of Meridian Bank who won Longest Drive – Female with Mike Grigalonis of CCEDC

 

First place, first flight winners were on the All4, Inc. Team (l to r) – Kevin Hickey and Bill Straub of All4, Inc., Jake Straub with Back to Basics Soil Consulting, missing is Jeff Innocenzo with Dupont, with Mike Grigalonis of CCEDC.

 

Second place, first flight winners Peter Stevens of CBRE; Jim Geier of Human Capital, Marc Cohen of Malvern Federal Bank with CCEDC’s Mike Grigalonis.

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